Men's Slipstone Japanese Denim Shirt
What’s old is new, and what’s good we make even better—our mountain town taught us that. And we poured that commitment to quality into our Slipstone Shirt. It’s rugged and functional, yet comfortable and well-heeled so you can live in it from backyard chore work to more casual affairs. We chose durable, high-quality Kaihara denim produced by a mill in Japan that has been operating for more than 130 years, then gave the fabric a vintage wash for a softer, lived-in feel. Custom Stio pearl snaps, practical chest pockets and a sunglass stash tell our Mountain West story, and a shirttail hem tucks in or out so you can make this timeless look your own.
What’s old is new, and what’s good we make even better—our mountain town taught us that. And we poured that commitment to quality into our Slipstone Shirt. It’s rugged and functional, yet comfortable and well-heeled so you can live in it from backyard chore work to more casual affairs. We chose durable, high-quality Kaihara denim produced by a mill in Japan that has been operating for more than 130 years, then gave the fabric a vintage wash for a softer, lived-in feel. Custom Stio pearl snaps, practical chest pockets and a sunglass stash tell our Mountain West story, and a shirttail hem tucks in or out so you can make this timeless look your own.
Original: $179.00
-65%$179.00
$62.65Description
What’s old is new, and what’s good we make even better—our mountain town taught us that. And we poured that commitment to quality into our Slipstone Shirt. It’s rugged and functional, yet comfortable and well-heeled so you can live in it from backyard chore work to more casual affairs. We chose durable, high-quality Kaihara denim produced by a mill in Japan that has been operating for more than 130 years, then gave the fabric a vintage wash for a softer, lived-in feel. Custom Stio pearl snaps, practical chest pockets and a sunglass stash tell our Mountain West story, and a shirttail hem tucks in or out so you can make this timeless look your own.
